Articles for Investigative Post staff

Feb 4

2013

New York residents still divided on hydrofracking

As state health department finishes its review of hydrofracking impacts, state residents still not sure if the controversial drilling should be allowed here, Capital Tonight reports. Jobs vs. environmental impacts creates the divide.

Posted 11 years ago

Jan 27

2013

Sweetheart deal in Honeymoon Capital

New York State extended the Maid of Mist contract without seeking bids; Canadian competitor said Cuomo and Co. left $100 million on the table. A report by The Buffalo News, following dogged coverage by the Niagara Falls Reporter.

Posted 11 years ago

Jan 27

2013

Tracking school aid by district

The Citizens Budget Commission has a nifty interactive map on changes in school aid for every district in the state. What’s the plan for your district?

Posted 11 years ago

Jan 25

2013

Stealing, not creating jobs

A report by Good Jobs First documents how states spend billions to steal jobs from each other. “The result is a vast waste of taxpayer funds, paying for the geographic reshuffling of existing jobs rather than new business activity,” according to the report’s author.

Posted 11 years ago

Jan 23

2013

Buffalo River is no longer dead

Buffalo News interviews Jill Jedlicka of Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper about the Clean Water Act and the health of Western New York’s waterways.

Posted 11 years ago

Jan 18

2013

Buffalo politics: Who’s giving, who’s getting

Artvoice looks over new round of campaign finance reports and find some victors in the November election spent big, big bucks to defend their seats against poorly financed challengers. Plus on update on the Byron Brown Money Machine.

Posted 11 years ago

Jan 16

2013

Cuomo’s big contributors

Filings with Board of Elections show that 79 percent of Cuomo’s contributors since he won election have given $10,000 or more. Big donors from WNY include David Rich of Rich Products, political operative Steve Pigeon and Leslie Zemsky, Albright Knox chair and wife of Howard. A report from the New York Public Research Interest Group.

Posted 11 years ago
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